Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Brfef Mention

Brief Mention. :.
 The best printing at Dorman's.
 Every kind of stamps at 721 Chapel street.
 The late Mrs. Henry D. Smith of Plants vile will be buried in that town to-day.
 A large delegation of the Meridsn club was present at the tennis tournament in this city yesterday.
 Rev. Dr. Stone, prominent Baptist pastor of Hartford, has resigned. His resignation is much regretted in Hartford.
 Prof. Du Bois lectures in Hartford next Monday evening before the Hartford Asso- citation of Stationary Engineers.
 The grave of Governor Hubbard at Cedar Hill, Hartford, was decorated by the Hub bard Escort Sunday afternoon.
 Our readers will bear in mind the sale of engines and boilers to day at p. n. at S11 Grand avenue. also 149 High street.
 Horses and carriages will be cared for on Monument day just south of the Orange bridge next to the park for moderate psice.
 A splendid chandelier for the Court street temple will soon arrive, purchased by funds raised by the ladies of the two sewing societies.
 MT. A. s. Blackman, one of our old expe- rienced druggists, has opened new drug store at the corner of Sperry street and Whalley avenue.
 Young Darton. who was shot in the shoot ing gallery, continues to improve and his condition was reported last evening as very favorable for his recovery.
 Mrs. Joel w. S. Peck, who had serious fall at her house caused by the use of eye glasses which occasionally deceive her in re- gard to near objects, is gaining daily.
 The City Drum corps of Hartford will wear its new uniform for the first time on Friday at the New Haven dedication cere- monies. The uniform is of blue trimmed with gold with shako hat.
 The framed collection of photographs ot members of the Germania Guard of Hart ford to be presented to the City Guard of New Haven on Friday is on exhibition ID Eckhardt's window. in Hartford.
 Matthew Kehoe, of New Haven, was the successful bidder for the construction of the sewer to be built in Ansonia this season, his price being $7,0s0. His competitors were Austin, of Bridgeport, $7,3SO; Barry, of Derby, $s,7OO.
 The monthly meeting of the New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Missions will be held in the Center church chapel this afternoon, commencing at o'clock. Mrs. William Gulick, from Spain, is expected to address the ladies.
 Logan H. Roots, who holds $50, 900 mort gage on the Wilson sewing machine shop in Wallingford, has been granted decree of foreclosure to take effect July 7. The bor- ough officers have recently placed a lien on the property for taxes.
 Dr. 0. Manville Downes, formerly of this city, and Miss Carrie, daughter of Mrs. H. w. Grieves of Paterson, N. J., are to be mar ried at the Second Presbyterian church ot Paterson, N. J., on Wednesday, June g The groom is a graduate of Yale Medical col lege, class of '83, and formerly lived or Wooster Place.
 As may be seen in one of our advertise msnts Dr. s. Tarler, a graduate of the Uni versity of Wurzburg, Germany, has settled in our city to practice medicine. Many o1 the poorer classes, especially of our German citizens, will undoubtedly avail themselves of the kind offer of the doctor to consult him free of charge three times 8 week.
 A special meeting of the Consolidated road stockholders will be held in New Haven, July IA, to act upon the proposed leases ot the Naugatuck, Canal, New Canaan and Con- necticut Valley roads. For the lease of the Canal road per cent. on the roads securities will be paid for three years, 2 per cent. for the next three years and so on until per cent. is reached, that figure being maintained regularly afterward.
 MT. J. A. Latham was about to move into his new house on Broad street, but has dis covered that during the plumbers and car penters' strike @ short time since his drain pipes had been cut and bored full of holes, also stopped up. A striker who had returned to work on the house remarked to some of probably have to be done over again. It is known what he meant by the remark. =
 Miss Angeline Brooks, formerly teache, of kindergarten school in Springfield, who has been in New Haven the past year, has been engaged to take charge of the kinder garten department of the new training col lege at the old Union Theological seminary building in University Place, New York. The institution is connected with the work of the Industrial Educational association of New York and is in charge of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, who has resigned professor ship in Columbia college to take the presi- dency. Miss Brooks will begin her duties September 1.